Treadmills for Home, 3.0HP Folding Treadmill with Incline, Small Space Portable Running Machine, 240 Lbs Capacity with 12 Preset PROG, LED Display, Speaker and Cup Holder

I love my new walking pad!
I researched for quite a while and finally found one that checks off all the boxes. The number one feature that I like is that it can flip up against the wall out of the way. I put a yoga mat underneath and just lay it flat when I’m ready to use it. This one is very sturdy and almost feels like gym quality. I have had it for less than two weeks and I’ve used it almost every day. I love it!The only assembly required was attaching the tablet holder, which required a little force, but I got it in. Also, when you flip up the bar with the tablet holder, it can be a little bit difficult because the factory tightens it very strong for shipping. It’s easy to fix. There are instructions in the manual to loosen the bolt on the opposite side so that the lever is easier to flip up and down. Now it is effortless to lift it.Some people have said in the reviews that the display is very bright, I agree with that. It could be fixed by placing some tissue paper over it, but it would be nice if it was dimmable. Not earth shattering. Another issue I have is that I don’t have the ability to go back and review my statistics after I shut it off. It could be that I’m just not doing it right and that feature may be there.Some reviews from other walking pads have mentioned the machine comes to a jolt stop, not with this walking pad! It slows down perfectly for you when you are ready.Another point to mention is that when I flip the unit up and down for storage, the manual adjustable incline wheels flip up and I need to fix them. It’s a little bit heavy lifting it to adjust the incline, but I’m happy that at it least has this feature.Overall, I think that it is a very good quality piece of equipment, and if you are on the fence about any of the walking pads, I highly recommend this one! It’s a very good value for the money. It has a lot of functions. You can adjust the incline manually, even though it’s just one level it’s still better than none. I also like that you can use it either as a treadmill or a walking pad under a desk. This was the only one that I could find that had a wide tablet size holder and not limiting you to a phone. It has several exercise levels that you can achieve where the speed goes up to 7.5 mph and the motor is 3.5 hp. It packs a lot of power and is a great value. Most of the other walking pads are only 2.5 hp. The motor is what really counts, don’t skimp yourself. I’m going to stop writing this review now so I can go use it!

Nice and compact
The treadmill is pretty nice. I like that it’s foldable and easily fits in my room (which isn’t that big). It’s not too heavy so I can easily rearrange everything in my room.I’ve mainly used it for walking (around the 2mph speed). The walking area is alright for me, though I actually don’t utilize the safety clip (it snags on my arm when I start running somehow).Setup is straightforward, but I did notice that the treadmill wobbles a bit – couldn’t figure out which section is misaligned, but it doesn’t really bother me.

It was good while it lasted.
This machine was the best. I took care of it as much as I can, but unfortunately it only lasted almost a year. The treadmill broke down in April. I didn’t notice until now but every so often when I workout it would start to smell a bit burnt and hot until that one day it started to seep smoke out from the engine. Turns out the wires to the circuit board was catching fire, but thanks to the insulation it prevented. I don’t know how that happened. Perhaps it overheated? Probably. There is no ventilation on the top, only the bottom which makes no sense.